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What is Mono?

Mono is a free and open-source implementation of Microsoft's .NET Framework. It allows .NET applications to run on other operating systems, such as Linux, macOS, and Android. It's commonly used for cross-platform development, enabling developers to write applications once and deploy them on multiple platforms without significant code changes.

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.NET Framework

.NET Framework is a Microsoft technology that provides a managed execution environment for applications, similar to Mono. Mono is essentially the open-source, cross-platform implementation of .NET Framework.

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.NET

.NET is the modern, unified platform from Microsoft that succeeds .NET Framework and .NET Core. It is a direct competitor to Mono as it offers similar functionalities like cross-platform application development.

mentioned alongside Mono in 0% (174) of relevant job posts

.NET Core

.NET Core is another Microsoft technology and a cross-platform, open-source successor to .NET Framework. Mono and .NET Core have overlapping functionalities, making them competitors. The current version of .NET (.NET 6+) is the successor to both .NET Framework and .NET Core

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